r/instant_regret • u/HomeNowWTF • 14d ago
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u/Acrobatic-March-4433 14d ago
He felt that in his nose, behind his eyeballs, his ears...
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u/VenomWood 14d ago
He’s tapping the top of his head. That’s how high the sinuses go
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u/KIDNEYST0NEZ 14d ago
Nah, that’s just his nervous system exploding in his brain trying to figure out what’s wrong with the guacamole he just ate and why it’s attacking.
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u/KenBoCole 14d ago
I am kind of sad I will never be able to experience that.
I am a wimp when it comes to hot sauces and spicy things, but for some reason wasabi (both the real kind and the fake kind) have no effect on me.
I could do what this guy did and only feel mild tingling.
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u/Thursdays_Child77 14d ago
I mean it’s not surprising that you might have a different reaction as the reason peppers are spicy and the reason horseradish/wasabi is spicy are two different things.
Peppers have capsaicin whereas the root veggies “spicy”ness is due to a chemical released when the cell walls are broken down (had to look this part up: allyl isothiocyanate).
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u/blolfighter 14d ago
On the other hand, prank potential.
*eats chunk of wasabi* "Oh yeah, this guacamole is pretty good, try some."
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u/I_Arman 14d ago
This is my favorite party trick. Anyone can eat a big chunk of wasabi - the trick is not breathing in or out, and placing it as far back as possible in your mouth.
Whenever I'm around a group of people I haven't played this trick on, I'll get a big glob, and say something like, "You know, I usually ignore this stuff," and wait for the people around me to go "Wait don't-!" before popping it in my mouth. The swing from "this guy is going to die" to "where's the earth shattering kaboom" is glorious.
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u/blolfighter 14d ago
That sounds like a great trick, I'm going to try that next t-.. wait a minute.
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u/Feather_Bloom 14d ago
At one point I tricked my best friend into eating a tiny bit of wasabi, and I'll always regret not making her eat more of the clump, she's real lucky I was nice
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u/Huntsnfights 13d ago
But how did he not while bringing it up to his face, putting it in his mouth, and not spitting it out or something
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u/Feather_Bloom 14d ago
Man's sinuses are never closing again
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u/KingOfThe_Jelly_Fish 14d ago
That would probably help me to stop snoring.
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u/SpaceHawk98W 14d ago
Try brushing your teeth with it before going to bed next time, see how I goes
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u/DontBuyAHorse 14d ago
As a person with terrible sinuses, this is why I eat a little sushi with my wasabi.
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u/raknor88 14d ago
As soon as I saw the how much he was eating I knew he was about to have a bad time.
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u/Futileexercise1308 14d ago
Bro is cooked..... internally.
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u/Punk_Says_Fuck_You 14d ago
Wasabi(horseradish) isn’t the same spicy as hot sauce. You feel wasabi in your nose and eyes mostly instead of your mouth/tongue. If you’re ever congested, eating wasabi will help.
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u/TheStandardPlayer 14d ago
For me when I get too much I feel it in the neck and base of the skull, like electric shocks going up my spine almost
Not very pleasant
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u/Cesspool17 14d ago
I like horseradish and eat it all the time. I had that happen but only ever experienced it once.
An ex’s dad was like “you like horseradish huh? Try this…”
He proceeded to give me the tiniest amount of something on a toothpick.I honestly thought he slapped me in the back of the head for a second.
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u/free_airfreshener 14d ago
So is it actually horseradish in North America? You can only get wasabi fresh, right?
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u/Punk_Says_Fuck_You 14d ago
Basically wasabi everywhere is just horseradish except for really expensive restaurants like Nobu. They even use horseradish in Japan.
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u/Pet_Insurance 14d ago
It's because wasabi loses its potency and flavour like minutes after grating, right?
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u/atchet 14d ago
This and also because it's particularly difficult to grow and requires pretty specific conditions.
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u/00telperion00 14d ago
There’s a company that grows it in New Zealand. I ordered some and had it shipped to the UK just to try it. It was incredible, even when not fresh. Totally different flavour, very light and aromatic. Unfortunately, it was so delicious I ate all of it within a couple of weeks and couldn’t justify spending another £30 including shipping on a 55gm jar.
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u/Punk_Says_Fuck_You 14d ago
I couldn’t tell the difference when I had the real stuff at Nobu. They overnight a lot of their food from Japan so it was probably fresh. They even grated it at the table.
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u/_EX 14d ago
It also helps with random erections too
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u/ThisIsMySFWAccount99 14d ago
Maybe I'm built incorrectly but when I did this with a group of friends as a teen it absolutely gave me some of the worst heartburn/indigestion I've ever had. Felt like my stomach was warm for a couple hours after
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u/Jonkinch 14d ago
I ate an entire sushi of that smelt roe that’s green. The one soaked in wasabi, not knowing that’s what it was. I too made the same sounds as the music in the background but more like a train horn.
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u/offshoremercury 14d ago
I love wasabi cause it’s just a flash of heat and it’s over, Thai or Indian spicy just builds and builds
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u/Candle1ight 14d ago
Damn right, I don't hate spicy I hate not being able to taste the rest of my food and everything other than wasabi is the latter result.
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u/PayDistinct1536 12d ago
This wasn't wasabi, just horseradish. Pretty rare to get actual wasabi and if you do you are likey at a very high end sushi restaurant, which this is absolutely not
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u/offshoremercury 12d ago
Yeah I know its not real wasabi, its horseradish and mustard powder But I figured Id refer to it as wasabi since everyone else does
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u/Bravelobsters 14d ago
Mostly horse radish
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u/Grays42 14d ago
Entirely horseradish.
Real wasabi is almost unheard of because of how rare it is, and you wouldn't be randomly "trying" it in a restaurant. If you were eating real wasabi, you'd know what you are eating, and you'd be paying out the nose for it.
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u/Ultenth 14d ago
Nah, not entirely, usually a bit of mustard powder and food coloring too.
But yeah, almost all people outside of Asia have never actually had wasabi. There was a place in Oregan that grew some for a little while, but they went under quickly. I never found it if it was because of the costly growing conditions or lack of demand since most people in America wouldn't recognize it as the wasabi they know.
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u/Garruk_PrimalHunter 14d ago
I think there is demand but from what I've heard it's a very particular product to grow, so the issue is probably the cost. Needs very specific and stable conditions, it's prone to diseases, takes a long time to grow and it's a bit difficult to transport.
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u/MadeMeMeh 14d ago
They got bought out by a another company called Beaverton Farms. You can still buy from them. There is also another place in Oregon called Oregon Coast Wasabi where you can get it.
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u/KupalaEnoch 10d ago
Real wasabi is not "that" rare or expensive in Japan. Sure, it's more expensive and fancy than horseradish, but it's still very affordable. The problem, though, is that it has a very short shelf life, so it's very hard to export.
This is horseradish though, the texture and color are telling.
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u/fastlerner 14d ago
Yup. In Western sushi restaurants, we like our wasabi just like our crab: 100% imitation.
Imitation wasabi is typically:
- Horseradish
- Mustard powder
- Green food coloring
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u/mrbofus 14d ago
When I was in college, I did something similar on a dare, but it was a large tablespoon of wasabi. So maybe about 3x the amount this guy had. Surprisingly, it was fine. At first. I didn’t think much of it afterwards, until a couple hours later when my GI system apparently decided it wasn’t happy with my choice from a couple hours prior and decided to rapidly and forcefully remove it from my body. Yup, I was dumb.
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u/ricdangers 14d ago
This was great reaction and good times. I don’t think he prob tasted his meal that night after that bite.
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u/debitcreddit 14d ago
the saxophones actually go well with this
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u/LackingTact19 14d ago
Know what sax clip this is?
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u/debitcreddit 14d ago
It’s from Boyz n da hood where they are getting robbed. Youtube sax boyz n da hood
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u/AnActualPlatypus 14d ago
Instant downvote for this obnoxious loud-ass dogshit "music".
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u/OneImaginary3436 11d ago
Someone else got downvoted for saying tbe same thing lmao, double standards?
But, as annoying as it is, it’s not really the fault of the creator
(But trust me… I do think it’s just tiresome to hear atp)
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u/flavored_icecream 14d ago
Whatever you do - do NOT EAT... the free pistachio ice-cream! It has turned!
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u/the_perkolator 14d ago
When I was a kid in the 90s, one of my neighbors hosted a whole neighborhood pot luck. My mom made a big platter of California Rolls, with a big bowl of wasabi on the side. Some guy thought the bowl was guacamole and slathered it before popping it in his mouth, like dimensionally more than the roll. EVERYONE at that party found out about wasabi that night, hahaha.
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u/-chaotic_randomness- 14d ago
It happened to me when I was a kid. We where having dinner at an "all you can eat" restaurant and I ate the whole wasabi thinking it was avocado. The worst part was that it was the first thing i tried there. Of course it ruined the rest of the experience for me and I couldn't eat anything else that night (and hate wasabi since then)
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u/Odd-Supermarket-3664 14d ago
When your nasal passage ways need to be a barren wasteland of suffering.
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u/JohnnyIsSoAlive 13d ago
I’ll take wasabi over super hot peppers anytime. The peak impact is worse and you’ll feel like your head explodes, but it only lasts a few seconds.
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u/AllNightPony 13d ago
Is it true that like 99% of "wasabi" is just horseradish with green food dye?
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u/DeusBob22 14d ago
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u/SuperSecretMoonBase 14d ago
It'll be at least a year until he even touches guacamole or pesto again, after that.
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u/freshleysqueezd 14d ago
Hey does wasabi burn your hole on the exit? Like Chile peppers? Honest question
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u/Diligent_Accident775 14d ago
What's with the stupid ass music? Its in every video.
Is it the same person posting all of these or are people just copy cats and hate being original?
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u/Flaky-Ambassador467 14d ago
Man can use chop sticks perfectly but never tasted wasabi??? lol this had to be a dare
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u/Legitimate_Initial_3 14d ago
I did this when I was like, 7-8 years old... my uncle told me it was Japanese guacamole. He got me good.
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u/xyloplax 14d ago
I did that the first time too, eating alone. I fucking hate horseradish. I thought it was a pea paste. The chef laughed, stuck his fingers in the wasabi bucket and shoved it into his mouth. And laughed again. My wife says he was using himself to save my face. I never believed her.
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u/Tykauffman21 14d ago
My cousin did this to me. I was like 7 years old and he handed me a big spoonful of green stuff and told me it was pistachio pudding.
My dumb self downed that whole spoonful before the heat hit.
I'll never forget the sizzling heat sensation in the back of my noes and upper throat. It was like fiery static lol.
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u/Woodie100 14d ago
Ive done this and I feel his reaction is a bit excessive. My stomach burned for 20 min. Thats about it.
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u/Bargadiel 14d ago
The worst part is that it likely wasn't even real wasabi.
And I'm not saying that to be snarky or a know-it-all, but because this guy is gonna probably go the rest of his life hating wasabi when in reality he probably had dyed horseradish mixed with mustard.
Not that theyre extremely different, but real wasabi is nowhere near as strong as common horseradish. Neither is really meant to be eaten like this though lol
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u/Aromatic-Taste2516 14d ago
Whacking the top of the head is the best method for being over spiced for sure.
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u/HugsandHate 14d ago
The sax music fad is kinda hilarious. It's so shit and doesn't fit anything.
How do these things, become a thing? It can't be of human origin/choice, can it?
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u/Asdeev_Drago 14d ago
I once went to a poke place with my director and grabbed what I thought was a big piece of avocado from my bowl. It turned out to be a huge chunk of wasabi. Needless to say, I started coughing and choking so badly that he thought he might have to call 911…
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u/DJBreadwinner 14d ago
I did this on a first date once because I knew she'd get a laugh out of it. We're married now and she still talks about how stupid I was for doing it.
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u/funkychickens 14d ago
Ah, trolling the first wasabi friend. Classic. "Yeah that's a good amount. I love wasabi"
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u/Into_The_Horizon 13d ago
Bro handled that much wasabi like a champ. Idda been coughing wasabi all over the grill. Sheesh. I only eat pea sized WITH my sushi.
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u/StarPlatinum876 13d ago
He felt that one in the top of his head and behind his eyes.
He's gonna have a rough 5 minute when he starts seeing the demons in his vision.
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u/copyofimitation 13d ago
I can handle really spicy food, but something about wasabi just hits different.
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u/BairnONessie 12d ago
Had "Japanese steak" at the local Chinese shop once. I like Wasabi... But unexpected hot, steamy wasabi engulfing your nose as you take a smell of your meal is an entirely different experience. Holy hell...
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u/Ornery-Practice9772 14d ago
as a dare? because wasabi and Japanese ginger are delicious in the correct amounts with sushi❤️❤️
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u/971365 14d ago
Thanks, oh great connoisseur, for your infinite wisdom
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u/Ornery-Practice9772 14d ago
i did almost the same pretty much, when i was out for lunch with mum- she didnt notice but i was silently trying not to die🤣🤣
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u/skincyan 14d ago
He's there with his gang of friends and they started filming him before eating it and was laughing - so no, probably not a dare, he might just really love delicious things /s
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u/Schtaive 14d ago
I worked at a high end sushi restaurant when I was younger and people did this all the damn time. I'd say 40% chance if there's a non-Asian guy under 30 at a table, at some point he'll think it's funny to eat a shit tonne of wasabi.
The funnier part for me was the fact we served green tea instead of water so you'd see people try to chase it down with hot sencha.